cosmicsports
Colt
A friend of mine is spending his time during lockdown watching old racing videos.
He says that he was measuring wire to wire times using a stopwatch and found discrepancies with those published in the press.
Is it possible ?
When we are watching a video in youtube and it's not slow motion replay or fast forward, is n't the speed of time always identical to the speed in real life ?
I mean suppose Timo Werner shoots the ball for Chelsea's fourth on Saturday and we measure 0.33 seconds in youtube from the time the ball leaves his foot to the time it hits the back of the net. Was it 0.33 seconds in real life too or are there variations ?
He says that he was measuring wire to wire times using a stopwatch and found discrepancies with those published in the press.
Is it possible ?
When we are watching a video in youtube and it's not slow motion replay or fast forward, is n't the speed of time always identical to the speed in real life ?
I mean suppose Timo Werner shoots the ball for Chelsea's fourth on Saturday and we measure 0.33 seconds in youtube from the time the ball leaves his foot to the time it hits the back of the net. Was it 0.33 seconds in real life too or are there variations ?